Nomad No More: Craving The Mundane
Let me introduce Megan. She runs Mapping Megan. Meg and I have been friends online for like ever. And then last year we met for the first time in Melbourne, Australia. She is everything she is [...]
Let me introduce Megan. She runs Mapping Megan. Meg and I have been friends online for like ever. And then last year we met for the first time in Melbourne, Australia. She is everything she is [...]
As a travel blogger, I get away regularly. And nothing helps me be more prepared than my Travelocity app. I am sure you all know how much I love the Roaming Gnome. He’s super cute and that alone [...]
Let me introduce Sharon. You might remember her from Where’s Sharon or Digital Nomad Wannabee and now Germany Footsteps. I met Sharon in 2014 when she was an inspiring digital nomad. She [...]
As I sat on my balcony overlooking the warm glow of sunset lighting up a golden path across the eerily still water, I breathed as deeply as I could. Our Halong Bay cruise was everything I had [...]
Let me introduce Gary from Everything Everywhere. He’s been everywhere and done everything. But is a Nomad No More. Gary is an award-winning blogger and travel photographer who has been [...]
Each of us left our home existence in search of something. And when we returned, we returned finding it. Or we returned still searching. In my new series, I explore the trials and tribulations of [...]
This was not my first visit to Kuala Lumpur (KL). And with less than 12 hours for my Kuala Lumpur layover, I knew it wasn’t going to be wasted at KLIA2. Hell no, I was going to go exploring. [...]
April on Wotif! Every month I use my 20 years of travel experience to write for impressive outlets, like Wotif.com. These are excerpts of those stories. This month you can read the whole article [...]
April on Wotif! Every month I use my 20 years of travel experience to write for impressive outlets, like Wotif.com. These are excerpts of those stories. This month you can read the whole article [...]
As I stood on that road soaking in the powerful waves crashing against the shore I felt small. Here I was standing at the butt of Australia (i.e. The most Southern tip of continental Australia) [...]
